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New Tapatalk Enhanced Forums for Mobile Phones

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We’ve made some significant modifications to the way our law forum works, both using Tapatalk for mobile phones (our favorite mobile app) and also in our law forum. Now you can search most of the thousands of legal posts on our site by state and jurisdiction. Using Tapatalk, you can post your legal question and also include the state of interest. As many of you know, the state which your legal question concerns will frequently affect the answer. We’ve also updated our law dictionary app as well (for Android, the iPhone and iPad version being updated this week.)

Michael M. Wechsler, Esq.

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Michael M. Wechsler is an experienced attorney, founder of TheLaw.com and of-counsel to Kaplan, Williams & Graffeo, LLC. He was also an SVP and chief Internet strategist at Zedge.net and legal consultant at Kroll Ontrack, a leading service e-discovery and computer forensics service provider.

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